4 June 2018

It was a sea of yellow flowers and delicious treats as Holy Eucharist School, St Albans South, celebrated the Biggest Morning Tea.

An annual fundraiser for the Cancer Council, it was a chance for students, staff and families to get together in the school’s new building to honour those affected by cancer and to raise much-needed funds to help with support and research.

The maximise the feast and increase the money raised for the Cancer Council, the school received donations and sponsorship from Coles (Taylors Lake and Keilor Downs), Woolworth (Taylors Lakes and Watergardens), Grown Florist (Delahey), the Cheesecake Shop (St Albans) and Krispy Kreme.

The school raised almost $1700 for the Cancer Council through donations, raffles and silent auctions.